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“Minho-ah,” Chan says, softly, and he cradles Minho’s hands in his own, “It’s okay.”
No, it’s not, Minho thinks. How is this okay? How can you look at me and forgive me like I haven’t fucked the entire team over. How?
(Minho has a tendency.)
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- Part 1 of until the last dog is hung
Bookmarked by AGlassCabinet
07 Aug 2026
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Jisung loves Minho. He loves him more than anything, in every way that he knows how.
Minho loves Jisung. Jisung knows this, because Minho makes him feel loved every single day, just by being around him. Jisung is also, contrary to popular belief, not oblivious. He sees the way Minho looks at him sometimes.
And that’s where the problems lie, because even though Jisung loves Minho, he doesn’t want him in that way.
“Can I kiss you?” Minho breathes, quietly, like if he says it too loud it will scare Jisung away.
Jisung swallows. Minho is looking at him, eyes wide, nervous, and Jisung wants more than anything to want to kiss him too. He doesn’t understand why he doesn’t want to.
Maybe it’s because he’s never kissed anyone. Maybe if he does, he’ll feel what Minho is feeling- what everyone else feels.
“Yeah,” he replies, before he can talk himself out of it.
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- Part 1 of Forehead Kisses
Bookmarked by AGlassCabinet
06 Aug 2026
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Minho always said the fog made him forget himself.
So, Chan reminded him.
Or: Chan spends the day taking care of Minho after another episode.
Bookmarked by AGlassCabinet
05 Aug 2026
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To know that Minho isn’t able to hide how much he likes Jisung, nor is he able to look at him without devotion in his eyes. Eight billion people on the planet, nine million in Seoul, hundreds of people in their daily life, six other members, and Minho’s attention is all his.
It makes Jisung feel invincible.
Or: Minho and Jisung's first kiss.
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03 Aug 2026
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“We want to take pairs of recently matched soulmates who haven’t met yet, cover their marks, and put them in a luxury villa for six weeks. The aim of the game is for contestants to figure out who their soulmate is through living together and going on dates.”
“And you want me to be a contestant?” Minho asks.
“That’s right,” the TV producer confirms. “There is over five billion won in it for whoever guesses correctly.”
Minho’s hand tightens around his phone. “Five billion?”
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Minho never envisioned he’d meet his soulmate through a reality TV show, of all things, but when he’s invited on Written in the Stars, a show in which the contestants need to figure out who their soulmate is through living together and dating one another, he figures he might as well give it a shot. He’ll come out of it knowing who his soulmate is and with a cash prize if he manages to guess correctly, and how hard can that be, really, to guess who’s the one for you? They’re your soulmate, after all.

